If You or Your Child are Prone to Cavities,
You Have the Power to Fight Them

*According to research on children and adults published by the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.

But is fluoride treatment the best option for me and my child?

Why Pay for Preventive Care
When I Can Treat a Cavity?

The cost of a typical fluoride application is about $30 to $35. In contrast, fillings generally cost about $90 to $250, and crowns about $500 to $2,500 per tooth.

While a crown can take up to two weeks to fabricate and place, varnish takes only a few minutes to apply.

Fluoride strengthens teeth to protect them from erosion...

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Is fluoride always applied the same way?

Choose Your Method of Delivery

Fluoride treatment comes in many forms. If you would prefer to avoid trays and gel, your dentist can use varnish. This is gently painted on the front, back, and top of teeth and will harden in seconds. The entire procedure takes no more than two minutes. Simply leave the varnish on for six hours (you can return to normal activities immediately), and remove it with a toothbrush later in the day.